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"Dadson contacted CBC News on Tuesday afternoon after a story about the rental document was published." | |
Moncton landlord apologizes for telling tenants homeless people 'chose' the streets
Property owner says she didn’t realize government wasn’t helping enough, calls wording ‘a mistake’
Anick Dadson, who owns A&A Real Estate Investors with her husband, Art Dadson, says she takes "full responsibility" for the document that claimed "all" homeless people have food and a place to sleep provided by the government.
She says that wording — and a claim that anyone living on the street "chose" to be there — has now been removed from the 15-page "welcome letter" that laid out rules for tenants.
"I wish all of this didn't happen," she said in an interview. "I take responsibility that it did happen. I apologize for that opinion that I had, that I definitely do not share nowadays.
"I honesty thought back then that some of the homeless people were choosing not to utilize those services … I know now for a lot of people, it's not an option for them. It's not available for them."
Dadson said she approved the original document to send a message to tenants in the buildings she and her husband bought in 2021.
The
owner of these Savoie Drive apartments has apologized for the content
of lease documents that prohibited residents from helping homeless
people around the property. (Google Street View)
The building wasn't secure, and in some cases residents would find homeless people sleeping in the hallways of the building in the morning, Dadson said. Needles were another common sight.
"We had to put a stop to it, and we had to establish those rules," she said.
Tenants were upset and felt helpless, she added, and the document was written in the way it was "to give them a sense of release" from feeling guilty.
But she said she realized over time that the suggestion that homeless people were choosing the street was wrong.
When news organizations began reporting on the document, she changed it, removing those lines.
"That was an opinion that I had that I don't share anymore, so I changed it right away," she said. "I was happy to change it."
New version encourages helping
Dadson said her husband, a realtor, had "absolutely nothing to do" with the letter.
The assertion that all homeless people have a place to sleep and that they "chose" to be on the streets is not in the new version Dadson sent to CBC News.
While the original version encouraged tenants to contact the city to find out how to help "outside of the premises," the new version includes an additional sentence:
"Please keep in mind that we do not discourage you from helping homeless people as we believe that it is more important than ever to help one another in these difficult times of crises," it says.
Dadson contacted CBC News on Tuesday afternoon after a story about the rental document was published.
She and her husband turned down an interview request last Friday and did not respond to a subsequent email asking for factual clarifications or to an additional phone call Monday.
In an Instragam post Tuesday, Art Dadson wrote that he'd been called "greedy" as a result of the CBC story.
But he said friends tease him about being an "angel" because he always goes "above and beyond to help as many people as I can in this life."
The Instagram post says 25 of the 29 units in the three Moncton buildings are covered by a government affordable housing program "to ensure that rental prices are fair."
Anick Dadson said the company receives no government funding in return for keeping rents affordable for a decade.
The province said Friday that restricting tenants from helping homeless people at a rental property does not violate the Residential Tenancies Act.
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Search up Maple Ridge Royal Crescent SRO. Brand new Advocate run housing turned into a come and go as you like drug using dealing, sorry violent theft ridden slum.
Wreck the the local neighborhood.
David Amos
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Methinks we now know why the nasty comment section yesterday was shut
down early N'esy Pas?
I agree
Odd, I posted a comment that was in no way a violation of the rules Regarding the situation in Vancouver. Outside it being 100% factual it only disagreed
jay lett
Reply to Doug Frost
Some people, who disagree with a post, choose to use the flag instead of there words.
You’ll most likely find content is reactivated hours later, after it’s been reviewed.
Reply to Doug Frost
Censors took one of mine down too. No slanders, slurs, etc. Par for the course in 2023.
Reply to jay lett
I am routinely shocked at the number of people who think getting flagged by another person is the same as being censored by this news site. Or do they know full well what happened, and prefer to wrongly accuse this site of censorship.
Reply to Dave Hanson
Dave, you would need to have hundreds upon hundreds of totally within-the-guidelines posts blocked or removed over the years, to fully appreciate this mini-discussion. (Seems there is a black list or something)
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David Amos
Reply to Jim Cyr
Thats the story of my life
Jim Cyr
There is zero accountability when it comes to homelessness: zero accountability from the politicians, zero accountability from the groups who get boatloads full of money to address homelessness, zero accountability from the advocates for the homeless (such as the CBC), and zero accountability from the homeless themselves. So it is crazy to expect things to get better.
Look at the situation in Los Angeles where every single part of the city has given up all of its public spaces to homeless tent cities, and hotels are being turned into homeless shelters as fast as possible (think about what that means for the local economy which is reliant on tourism, and what it means for the hotel employees who work at the ones which are now half homeless shelter, half regular hotel).
We wonder why homelessness keeps getting worse. Maybe it’s because the woke have hijacked the issue. (This landlord’s concerns for her tenants and protecting the environment they live in would not have raised a single eyebrow a mere ten years ago…..think about that!)
Society is in a mad race to the lowest common denominator…..
Ben Smyth
Reply to Jim Cyr
Zero proof to back up any of your slander
Demarques Sekou
Reply to Jim Cyr
Because they are seen as "victims" people act like everything should be given and nothing asked in return.
Jim Cyr
Reply to Ben Smyth
Do you simply call EVERYTHING you disagree with “slander”, without trying to discuss or debate at all???
Derek Turkington
Reply to Jim Cyr
nah, Ben is right. Also, you have no idea what woke means. I'm guessing you've been homeless so you know what it feels like and how hard it is... no? I didn't think so. I think we have found the lowest common denominator Jim.
Ben Smyth
Reply to Jim Cyr
You accuse a lot of people of fraud basically with no proof to back it up. Far as I'm concerned what you did is worse than slander and you should face criminal charges for it.
Don Corey
Reply to Ben Smyth
Why do you make such a comment? Freedom of speech may be somewhat limited on this site, but we're otherwise (still, despite pending Bill C-11) all entitled to our individual thoughts/opinions etc.
Just because you don't agree is no reason to say it's wrong. That's not how a true democracy functions.
Reply to Don Corey
True
Ben Smyth
Reply to Don Corey
It's under a pseudonym and it's a baseless accusation. The government won't come after him for it, that's freedom of speech. The people he committed libel against, should be able to compel CBC to provide subscriber information and IP addresses, then sue him into homelessness. So he can see what life is like for them. No doubt many of these people in NGO's that help the homeless would help him out despite his crime.
We've always had libel laws. If he wasn't hiding behind a pseudonym he'd have to either prove his claims or pay the penalty. That is fair, civilized, and necessary.
Reply to Ben Smyth
Cry me a river
Reply to Ben Smyth
I think what YOU said is absolutely shameful, false and malicious. But I defend your right to free speech. That is a pretty fundamental difference between us, I think.
"It's under a pseudonym and it's a baseless accusation."
Kevin Archibald
I'm sorry, but only for being caught. Hahaha
Talk about being obtuse!
.
The lesson here is to keep your personal opinions out of your lease agreements!
"calls wording ‘a mistake"
It's never a good idea to say what you really believe.
Ask any politician about that.
Reply to James Beam
I do every day
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> BTW CBC has been blocking my comments so much lately I did not bother
> to offer my two bits worth in the homeless article only to see it
> evaporate. However obviously I did blog about it.
>
> I made another blog at the same time Scroll down and you can see the
> proof of what I say is true. I wonder if my comment about the former
> Irving newsrags will stand the test of time
>
> https://davidraymondamos3.
>
> Wednesday, 8 February 2023
>
> Don't help homeless people, Moncton landlord tells tenants
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Don't help homeless people, Moncton landlord tells tenants
Lease document claims 'all' homeless people have places to sleep but choose the streets
A lease document for the three buildings on Savoie Drive says it's "strictly prohibited to feed, give money, give alcohol, cigarettes or any type of drugs or anything of any substance" to people who might "wander around the property."
Helping them "can become a problem," says the 15-page "welcome letter" from A&A Property Management.
"Please keep in mind that they all are provided with food and a place to sleep by the government and you should not feel bad for them if they chose not to follow their curfew and willingly chose to stay on the streets," says the notice obtained by CBC News.
It urges tenants to contact Moncton city hall to find out how to help homeless people "outside of the premises."
Mike
Randall, co-chair of the Greater Moncton Homelessness Steering
Committee, said the lease document shows a lack of awareness about
homelessness. (Maeve McFadden/CBC)
Mike Randall, the co-chair of the Greater Moncton Homelessness Steering Committee, said the document shows a lack of awareness of what drives homelessness.
The claim that "all" homeless people on the streets have chosen to be there is wrong, he said.
"I find it very discouraging that people are adding that kind of language to rental agreements and other things," he said.
"I would strongly encourage them to maybe better understand all of the aspects of homelessness and maybe make their decision after that."
A Moncton Realtor listed as a director of the company that owns the properties turned down an interview request from CBC News.
Director won't answer questions
Art Dadson is a Realtor and co-owns A&A Real Estate Investors, which solicits investors to put money into owning properties.
"We offer a better return on your money than any bank investments or government plans," says A&A's website.
In an email, Dadson said he'd spoken to another media organization "as they were the first to contact me." He didn't respond to other emails and phone calls.
- Homeless people hope to be treated 'like we're human' at new Moncton shelter
- Mother of homeless man who died says her son was much more than 'a statistic'
Randall, appointed to the area homelessness committee to represent business owners in Moncton, said they have legitimate concerns that need to be addressed.
The "growing and challenging problem" of homelessness has created "downtown security challenges" including crime and vagrancy, he acknowledged.
But the suggestion that "all" homeless people have the option of government-funded help and are choosing to stay on the streets shows a need for more understanding, he said.
Variety of reasons for homelessness
Randall said many people are on the streets because of rent evictions, lost jobs or mental health issues.
"It's disappointing that that is the perspective that any of our business owners have taken with respect to homelessness and our vulnerable population, but I'm not discounting their frustration," he said.
Jill Green, minister responsible for housing, didn't acknowledge an interview request from CBC. (Stephen MacGillivray for the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick)
Housing Minister Jill Green did not acknowledge an interview request, but government spokesperson Bruce Macfarlane said provincial law doesn't prohibit the kind of restriction in the Moncton lease.
"The matter you are asking about is not enforceable through the Residential Tenancies Act," he said.
On the document's claim that people on the streets chose to be there, Randall said four Moncton shelters have been "bursting at the seams" and would have been taking more people than they normally would during the recent snap of extreme cold, he said.
"Yes, everyone is coming to the table, the province, the city and others, but there's not enough," he said.
"What I would encourage everyone to do it is become more informed and more aware, and certainly maybe better understand that all of the people who are homeless in our community are not criminals, they're not all drug addicts and drug dealers."
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